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UNICEF Says Funding Shortfall Is Worsening Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis
UNICEF says a major funding shortfall is worsening Afghanistan's humanitarian crisis, with millions still in need of aid.
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OCHA Says Funding Shortfall Puts Afghanistan Aid Efforts at Risk
OCHA says a funding shortfall threatens humanitarian aid in Afghanistan as food insecurity rises and millions remain in need.
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Polio Vaccination Campaign to Begin in 39 Districts Across Five Provinces
Afghanistan launches a polio vaccination campaign in 39 districts across five provinces after recent positive cases were reported.
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Ansarallah missile strikes halt operations at Al-Mokha port
Ansarallah strikes have suspended operations at Yemen's Al-Mokha port, causing deaths, damage and disruption to trade and shipping.
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Pakistan again accuses Taliban administration of breaking commitments and exporting terrorism
Pakistan accuses the Taliban administration of breaking promises, restricting women and exporting terrorism to the region.
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Afghan Activists in Canada Call for Cutting Ties with the Taliban
Afghan activists in Canada call for cutting ties with the Taliban and urge an end to funding and money transfers…
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Five Years After Taliban Return, Afghanistan Remains Politically Isolated
Afghanistan remains politically isolated five years after the Taliban returned to power, with no foreign state recognising the administration.
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UNICEF says 2.6 million girls in Afghanistan remain barred from education
UNICEF says 2.6 million girls in Afghanistan are still barred from education beyond primary school under Taliban rule.
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Ravadari calls for continued documentation of human rights abuses in Afghanistan
Ravadari says human rights abuses in Afghanistan must keep being documented as it reports killings, detentions, torture and disappearances under…
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Rawadari Urges Continued Documentation of Human Rights Violations in Afghanistan
Rawadari says thousands have been killed, detained or tortured in Afghanistan since the Taliban returned to power.